HeyJaredWild With Nature
Bilingual (English/español) stories of birds, plants, insects, and other creatures that celebrate wonder, connection, and meaning through nature. New podcast at the beginning of each month.
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A cup of water in the drought (opens the original)
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As climate change makes life harsher, I’m thinking a lot about what I can do, together with my local plants and animals, to respond. Here, that looks like planting a lot of different things, annuals and especially perennials, edible leaves, tubers, and seeds. I hope that lots of different plants will mean more resilience. If a drought wipes out the corn, there's still a good chance that the papaya, nopales, and passionfruit will survive. Adapting to climate change looks like keeping the soil cov
Una taza de agua en la sequía (opens the original)
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Mientras el cambio climático hace la vida más dura, estoy pensando mucho en qué puedo hacer, junto con mis plantas y animales vecinos, para responder. Aquí, eso implica sembrar mucha variedad de plantas, anuales y especialmente perennes, plantas que nos dan hojas, tubérculos y semillas comestibles. Espero que tanta diversidad nos concederá más resistencia ante las condiciones tan impredecibles. Si la sequía marchita al maíz, por ejemplo, hay un buen chance de que la papaya, nopal y maracuyá toda
A flight of amazons: noticing nature with Richard Louv (opens the original)
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I can hear another flock of lilac-crowned amazons approaching. I scan the southern sky and spot them, an irregular line of broad-winged specks, necks thrust forward, wings beating hard. There are 17 in this group. Below them, the landscape spreads out to the horizon: from the Pacific Ocean behind them, across the lush green coastal plain, to the blue foothills of the Sierra ahead. I don’t know where they’re going or what they see, how they’ll survive this year’s El Niño of drought and hurricanes
El vuelo de los loros: prestando atención a la naturaleza con Richard Louv (opens the original)
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Puedo escuchar a otra parvada de loros corona lila en la distancia. Estudio el horizonte sureño y los encuentro, una línea irregular de manchitas con alas amplias, cuellos estirados hacia adelante, aleteando fuerte. Son 17 en este grupo. Debajo de ellos, el paisaje se extiende hasta el horizonte: desde el Océano Pacífico detrás de ellos y la planicie costera de verde exuberante por abajo, hasta las estribaciones azules de la Sierra por adelante. No sé a dónde van o qué están viendo, cómo van a s
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